- Report Cites Benefits of Playa Vista : Project: Housing-office complex could create 137,000 jobs and add $13 billion to economy, study commissioned by developer says. Backers will use those arguments to blunt criticisms at key hearing.
- BASEBALL REPORT / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJORS : Galarraga Goes on Disabled List
- Ice-T Sticks to Reputation
- MOVIES* Vamping it Up: It's official: Tom...
- 'Cryptkeeper': Bad Choice for a Sitter
- Dodgers Come Up Short Against Mets' Hillman
- When Past Becomes Prologue for Investors
- WASHINGTON INSIGHT
- Car on Way to Drag Race Rams Vehicle; Mother Dies, 2 Injured
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Ginsburg's Answers Indicate She Is More of a Liberal Than Advertised : Justice: Democrats are delighted with high court nominee. Republicans say confirmation is likely.
- Wilson Travels to Plead His Case to a Wary Public : Politics: Governor picks up pace before reelection bid. He says if he can get his message out, voters will approve.
- COUNTYWIDE FOCUS : Fund-Raising Dinner to Be Held for Wilson
- End the Coldness, Start the Dialogue : Castro knows it's over--so Washington should get ready for the big change
- Colombia Poised for Cusiana Oil Field Boom : Trade: It is expected that exports will triple and eventually earn the nation an extra $2.5 billion a year.
- JAPAN
- Despite Sea World's Rescue Efforts, Beached Whale Dies
- In the Neighborhood : Pomona: A voting change shifts political power
- CAMARILLO : Cyclist Dies in Crash Near Point Mugu
- BASEBALL REPORT / DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : They Are Taking Fog With Them
- Firecracker a Joke, Dodgers' Davis Says : Investigation: He acknowledges that Mets' Coleman threw an M-80, reportedly injuring three.
- Winfrey to Star in 'No Children Here'
- UCLA's Greek Film Retrospective Is Full of Treasures : Two films by veteran director Nicos Papatakis, a revival of Michael Cacoyannis' superb 'Stella' and a masterpiece from Theo Angeloupoulos are on tap.
- In a State of Grace : Religion: Writer and minister Mel White was a Christian evangelical success story until he came out of the closet. That's when former colleagues including Jerry Falwell and Billy Graham cut him off. But White says he is finding peace: 'I am gay, I am proud and God loves me.'
- Elderly May Be Evicted if Fee Limit Is Lifted : Housing: Proposed regulations would abolish restrictions on what private board-and-care facilities can charge Supplemental Security Income recipients. State officials say the marketplace will protect the residents.
- Contest Set for 'Arsenio' to Film in Viewer Home
- Obituaries - July 26, 1993
- Notes on a Scorecard - July 26, 1993
- OLYMPIC FESTIVAL ROUNDUP : Bleszynski Stays Perfect After Pulling Tennis Hat Trick
- Key Levee Bursts; Workers Rescued : Disaster: Illinois crops, highway flood as Mississippi washes away weeks of effort at second-largest river berm. Torrent traps five, as two vie with snakes for treetops.
- At Least 2 Killed in Private Plane Crash
- Just 1 Tailhook Marine Faces Assault Charge : Military: Memo prepared by Marine Corps lawyers provides glimpse into strategy for the prosecution.
- Owner Sets Ambitious New Course for MGM : Entertainment: French bank's financing is more than doubled to help restore studio's credibility. Frank Mancuso will head new management team.
- Small Plane Crashes; At Least 2 Die : Accident: The private aircraft was heading for an airport in Lancaster when it spiraled into an open field. Craft was devastated upon impact.
- WESTMINSTER : Parents Seek Tighter School Dress Code
- OTHER NEWS - July 26, 1993
- OTHER NEWS - July 26, 1993
- Leasing a Car Is No Snap Decision
- Jon Douglas Helps Establish Center for Students
- Lazy Days in Old Nantucket : For decades, timeless summer pleasures have attracted an elite crowd to this staunchly preservationist island off the Massachusetts coast
- Theater Chain's Action Triggers Cries of Racism
- 2 GIs Wounded in Mogadishu Ambush : Somalia: Two of the gunmen are killed by return fire after attack on vehicles returning to U.N. headquarters.
- After the Sex Scandal : Youths Who Were Asked to Have Sex With Coach's Wife Now Focus on Lobbying for Changes in Rape Law
- The State : Have the Term-Limit Babies Broken Up Sacramento's Gridlock? : Legislature: The budget was passed on time and workers' comp reformed. But partisanship may get uglier and the Assembly may lose clout.
- COMMENTARY ON EL TORO BASE CONVERSION : 2Commercial Airport Would Minimize Costs, Maximize Benefits : With taxpayer-supported aviation facilities already in place, certain flight operations could commence immediately.
- OCTA Board Will Select Public Advocate to Replace Reed : Transportation: Three activist candidates are vying for the seat being vacated by retiring representative.
- Dial-a-Ride Vans Fail CHP Inspection
- Notes about your surroundings
- Lomita Revisits Fight for School Autonomy : Education: Fed up with the L.A. Unified District's centralized board and controversial policies, some citizens are hopeful that their second bid to break away will succeed.
- Tasting Change, Feeding Success : A task force is working to upgrade food vending on problem-plagued Blythe Street as a first step toward reversing the area's ills.
- ANALYSIS : Taking a Beating : If People Were Saying Only Good Things About the Clippers, It Would Be Very Quiet
- GOLF ROUNDUP : When McGann Fiddles, Alfredsson Burns
- PC Punkers Take Opposite Tacks
- Sacramento River Leg-Stretchers Off Interstate 5
- THE GREAT OUTDOORS : Danger: Toxic Tundra Ahead
- ROAD TO HEAVEN: Encounters With Chinese Hermits...
- Eight Golden Rules When Remodeling
- Funny Stuff
- Rostenkowski Denies Role in House Scandal
- UNIVERSITY PARK : Council Gives OK to New Supermarket
- MACARTHUR PARK : Time Capsule to Tell of Immigrants' Lives
- Irregularities Void Recall Attempts
- High School Music Teacher Is Striking All the Right Notes
- KOREATOWN : Job Training Aimed at Riot Victims
- COVER STORY : Pushcart Power : Frustrated by Police Crackdowns, Vendors United to Legalize Their Meager Livelihoods.Next Month, Their 6-Year Struggle Comes Before the City Council.
- Huntington Beach: Skinhead Capital of the County? : Gangs: More young white supremacists involved in violent incidents seem to come from Surf City. But the nebulous nature of these groups makes keeping score tough.
- PORT HUENEME : Family Appeals to Public for Clues in Killing
- PRO FOOTBALL : It Might Be Time for George, Colts' Split
- 4 People Wounded in Shooting Incidents in Oxnard, Ventura : Violence: Coach of a youth boxing program is among the injured. Suspects are arrested in one of the cases.
- Dolacki Pulls Off a Surprise in Midget Victory at Ventura
- With Nothing to Lose, A's Try a Tag-Team Rotation
- Scientific Researchers Shed New Light on 'The Golds'
- California Corner : Festivals, Feasts & Fairs
- Brought to You by the Holy Ghost : LIVING IN LITTLE ROCK WITH MISS LITTLE ROCK <i> By Jack Butler (Alfred A. Knopf: $25; 655 pp.) </i>
- An L.A. Community That's on the Rise : El Monte: Close-in location, affordable prices and new homes all strong draws of this racially integrated neighborhood.
- SMART MOVES : Unusual Home May Take Extra Selling Effort
- CRENSHAW : Indoor Pool Opens After 2-Year Hiatus
- Fox Criticized for Bid to Block Lawsuits : Legislation: Opponents say the studio wants unfair protection against future challenges to expansion. Film executives claim they have acquiesced to 700 conditions.
- HUNTINGTON PARK : 14 Suspected 'Bandit' Cab Drivers Arrested
- CRENSHAW : Commercial-Office Building Burns
- A Case of Don't-Blame-Me Is Sweeping the Vatican
- HUNTINGTON PARK : City Budgets for 5 More Police Officers
- A Special Family Reunion : Parents Celebrate the Peruvian Kids and Culture They've Adopted
- 10-Year-Old Lynwood Shooting Victim Dies : Crime: Grisel Arguello had been in a coma since the incident Tuesday. Two gang members are to be arraigned this week.
- Slim Budget Forges New Fund Links for County : Finances: Departments strapped for cash turn to the private sector. Donations and fund-raisers help pay for a variety of public services.
- Self-Improvement Lessons : Education Program Gives Migrant Children Chance for Better Life
- Smoking Ban Held; Petitions Being Checked : Health: Law is frozen indefinitely. If enough signatures are validated, the City Council can either repeal the law or put it to voters in a referendum.
- TOUR DE FRANCE : Indurain Loses Time Trial but Should Win the Race
- U.S OLYMPIC FESTIVAL : Without Partner and Father, Galindo Tries to Keep Going : Figure skating: Recent death of his father was a huge blow, coming years after Yamaguchi decided to go it alone.
- Earnhardt Winner in Grand National Race
- AND ONE MORE THING: Odes to athletic...
- When Simple Isn't Good Enough : Director Philip Kaufman is once again the center of a storm with his adaptation of Michael Crichton's bestseller 'Rising Sun'
- Fast-Moving Businesses 'Vote With Their Feet'
- THE BIZ : Their Money for Your Life
- When in Rome, Save Like a Roman : An insider shares her secrets for cutting costs on transportation, dining, shopping and sightseeing.
- QUALITY TIME ON HIGHWAY 1 by...
- Split Personality : The battle between Northern and Southern California is heating up. When the dust settles, there might be <i> three </i> Golden States. Here's a preview.
- Russia Won't Honor Pre-1993 Ruble Bills : Currency: Citizens have two weeks to trade up to about $35 worth of old notes for new ones.
- How Men Tempt the Recline of Civilization as We Know It
- China Air Crash Kills 59
- Buses Collide in Turkey; 49 Killed, 33 Injured
- A Man in Love (Bravo Sunday at...
- Pasadena : Center Developer Named
- EAST LOS ANGELES : Habitat Building 4 Families Homes
- City Section Athletics Prepare for a Transfer of Power : Harkness: Outgoing commissioner won praise for realignment, but recruiting and eligibility issues drew headlines.
- A billboard near the exit from Interstate...
- Lamb Signs With Orioles for $300,000
- Rams' Knox Talking Like Sure Winner
- SPLITSVILLE: L.A. alternative rock band Mary's Danish...
- Stone Temple Pilots have recorded a jazzy...
- Mutual Fund Frenzy : Congress Casts Suspicious Eye as Banks Aggressively Enter the Fray
- FUGITIVE SPRING: Coming of Age in the...
- M. Allan Beal; Expert on Arctic Aided Submarine Navigation
- The Los Angeles chapter of the Organization...
- Free Legal Assistance in Koreatown
- As Schools Keep Cutting, Students May Pay the Price : Education: Many districts continue to slash costs, bringing increased class sizes and fewer extracurricular activities.
- Council Majority Backs Extra Fee on Tax Bills : Assessment: More than 100 property owners protest proposal to pay for street lighting and landscaping. Vote is delayed until August.
- Refurbished Ship Carries Passengers Back in Time : Attractions: The Lane Victory, built for use in World War II, is no 'Love Boat.' But it does have cannons.
- How Can City Section Athletics Be Improved?
- Probing Prohibition at Chicago Attraction
- Missing the Broad Skies : IONA MOON, <i> By Melanie Rae Thon (Poseidon Press: $21; 287 pp.)</i>
- Send Us Your Best Shot
- A World of Advice for the Peripatetic Diabetic : The condition need not be a hindrance, even in the Third World, if you are properly prepared.
- Contraband That Grows On Trees
- Career of High School Undercover Drug Agent Ends in Morals Charge : Crime: Youthful 24-year-old worked as a free-lance informant since 1987. Now he is out of work, accused of taking indecent liberties with a minor.
- Your Wish Is Their Command
- Rocket Problem Keeps Discovery Rooted to Pad
- The Smart Way to Get a Handle on the Immigration Issue : Think incrementally, carefully (yes to required Social Security cards, and a border toll)--not emotionally or angrily
- 2 Hospitals Map Out Their Strategies in War to Lure New Patients : Health care: Los Robles and Westlake facilities consider costly expansions as way to ensure success.
- Coping With the Commute
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : For Wallach, No. 13 Is Unlucky Indeed
- North Rallies to Defeat South in Shrine Game
- LEGION BASEBALL : Woodland Hills East Wins as Kapler Delivers
- South Coast Loses in Quarterfinals
- PRO FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE NFL : Cowboys, Smith Still Far Apart
- BIO DIVERSITY : Marvin Worth Segues From Malcolm X to James Dean
- Alaska Travel Pass Cuts Children's Prices by Half
- WEEKEND ESCAPE : Operation Desert Bunkers : City Duffers Learn Why Fees at Lush Palm Springs Golf Courses Shrivel on Summer Days
- Grizzlies' 'Town Meetings' on Rails Prove Fatal : Montana: Bears come for the corn spilled by trains for decades. Railroad recently finished cleanup, but ecologists say animals will return to the site for years.
- Nearly Half of Bangladesh Flooded; South Asia Toll 2,100
- JUDY WOODRUFF : Turning to CNN
- KOREATOWN : Volunteers Needed for ESL Program
- On View : The Caine Continuum : ACTOR BACKS HBO MOVIE WITH A CHARACTER HE HOPES TO KEEP COMING BACK TO
- One-Stop Permit Shop Opens in Crenshaw : Business: The center centralizes the services of 12 federal, state and local agencies for entrepreneurs.
- Covina : Change in Election Sought
- Defense Lawyer Backing Killer's Right to Die : Courts: Death Row inmate David Mason is fending off legal challenges to his Aug. 24 execution. Attorney says final choice should be his client's.
- DOWNTOWN : Violations at Hotel Net $13,000 Fine
- Left in Trash, 'Baby Hope' Given Burial : Murder: Two years later, her slaying is unsolved, her identity unknown. But hundreds gather for her funeral in New York and pray that her killer will be brought to justice.
- Senate Votes to Cut Congress' Budget
- He's Got the Skinny on Scams : Ex-Con Offers Crime Prevention Tips in Book, Cable-TV Program
- Handing Off the City Section : A Host of Problems Await Fiege in New Post but Most Are Related to One--Budget Cuts
- WITH AN EYE ON ... : There's no fencing in Costas Mandylor as he picks his parts
- AIRPORT NOISE / The Sound and the Fury
- NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Williams Hammers Phillies
- U.S OLYMPIC FESTIVAL ROUNDUP : USC's Harris Helps Lift West Over the South
- Testing the Waters : Ways Are Sought to Give Undergraduates a Chance to Determine Their Value as Professionals Before They Give Up Their College Eligibility
- COMMENTARY : One Price Doesn't Fit All : What if movie tickets were priced like pop concerts or plays? 'Jurassic Park' would cost more than, say, 'Son-in-Law'
- The Ballad of Juan Gabriel : After a disadvantaged childhood, the singer-songwriter grew to become Mexico's biggest pop star. Now he gets as much pleasure from helping the orphanage he started as he does singing and hearing others do his songs
- CRACKHOUSE: Notes From the End of the...
- LETTER POEM 3, By James Schuyler
- Master of the Shell Game : FULL FAITH & CREDIT: The Great S&L; Debacle and Other Washington Sagas, <i> By L. William Seidman (Times Books: $25; 352 pp.)</i>
- CRENSHAW : Boat Trip Is a Reel Adventure for Youths
- Ask any pelican: Human beings are funny.I'll...
- Marina del Rey's 10 Minutes of Fame
- Altadena : Campus Improvement Plan
- Casey's Quick Transplant Renews Ethics Debate : Medicine: Pennsylvania governor got heart and liver within 24 hours of getting on list, under guidelines giving priority to those who need multiple organs.
- Show of True Colors
- New Valley Influence Is Reflected in Appointees : Mayor's Choices Need to Keep Entire City's Interests in Mind
- HOLLYWOOD PARK : Valenzuela's Loss Becomes Pincay's Gain
- NEW RELEASES : In Brief
- Fresco: Back Home Again in Glendale
- Numbers of Buyers Paying Cash for Their Homes Declines
- IN EXCESS : The Young and the Redecorated
- The Dirt on Dino Teaching Tools : Junior paleontologists say finding real dinosaur bones is just the thing to make their day.
- Pasadena : Stadium Funds Approved
- COVER STORY : Signatures and Hearings Would Precede Any Street Sales
- Bell, Huntington Park Offer Free Lunches to Poor Children
- San Dimas : 2nd Town Hall Meeting Set
- Israel Frees American Linked to Extremists
- For Young and Inquiring Minds : ALL THE NEWS THAT'S HIP PLUS BOSNIA, AIDS AND RACE RELATIONS
- Come fly with Andy in a Disney journey that crosses America
- AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Brett Celebrates Anniversary
- Women Who Ran With the Wolves
- Guarding Against Wascally Wabbits
- A NEW ARRIVAL IN PINE VALLEY
- NEIGHBORHOOD EATERY : A Taste of Spain
- 40 Years After Peace, 'Forgotten' Korean War Is Remembered : Asia: It is called a lesson for military preparedness, a bedrock chapter in the Cold War. And President Clinton, who was just 6 years old at the time, has underscored its lessons.
- County-USC: Caring, Efficient--and Surprising
- Couple Likes to Take Wooden Nickels
- Resting Their Case, or Just Being Defensive
- Mosquitoes Make a Mark on the Valley : Swimming Pool Owners Can Help County Contain Virus by Keeping Up Maintenance
- Puritan Party Spreads Its Word at Rally : Politics: New conservative group criticizes Clinton, gays, liberals and media during a meeting in Camarillo.
- TENNIS ROUNDUP : Australia, Spain Reach Federation Cup Final
- T-Ball League Gives the Hit Sign to Deaf
- Sydney's Bid for the Olympics Could Get Hung Out to Dry
- U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL : Now She Flies Solo : Kuchiki, Former Pairs Champion, Stands Third in Singles Figure Skating at San Antonio
- Pietrowski, Pope Win National Title
- NEW RELEASES : A 'Hand' for Newcomers and Veterans
- MUSIC : Look Out, It's Lennymania! : Unrestrainable in life, Leonard Bernstein gets a no-holds-barred 75th-birthday party, celebrating his music and legend in a flurry of videos, concerts and, um, coffee mugs
- Play Paints Colorful Image of Businessman Artist William Hogarth
- Hiring a Professional to Help Develop Your Personal Style
- Retro : TV's Favorite Martian Returns : TNT STAYS UP ALL NIGHT FOR 10 EPISODES OF '60S SERIES
- U.S. Immigration Policy Frustrates Cubans : Caribbean: 1966 law makes it easier for islanders to gain admission to America as refugees than as legal immigrants or tourists.
- Deng Believed Dying; Beijing Transition Seen
- Bell Gardens Program to Fund Loans for Trade School, College
- PERSPECTIVE ON THE MEDIA : Use the Mind to Confront Violence : Parents, caregivers, churches, Scout leaders can learn how to get children thinking about what they see.
- The Nation : Travels With Huck and Jim on the Mississippi--Today
- ARK Volunteers Bring Fun to Foster Kids
- Dr. Gildon N. Beall, director of Harbor-UCLA...
- Thinking About Politics, Commerce, the Sky . . . and Beer
- Police Search for Pair Seen Riding in Missing Man's Car
- Off Streets and on to Center Court, Instructor Serves Hope to Youth
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJORS : Giants Put Jackson on Disabled List
- In Brief
- NEW RELEASES : In Brief
- Digging Up the Buried Treasures of Paul Hindemith
- Rich, Thoughtful Images of Provence and Ireland
- INTELLECTUAL MEMOIRS: New York 1936-1938 by...
- A Popular Pick-Me-Up
- Armenian Forces Strike Azerbaijan : Republics: At least 200 civilians and 200 soldiers were reported killed in the battle for Agdam.
- Appointments by Riordan
- Let's Hear It for Everyday Moms, Too
- A Recall Won't Cure Fullerton's Ills
- Policy on Gays
- Any Mortgage Broker Can Pre-Qualify Home Buyer
- Existing Rail Line Makes New Project Redundant
- New Math?
- FICTION
- Eluding Himself : PHILIP LARKIN: A Writer's Life, <i> By Andrew Motion (Farrar, Straus & Giroux: $35; 570 pp.)</i>
- South Gate Residents Rip Fee Hike Plan
- 'Road Less Traveled' a 10-Year Best-Seller : Psychology: Although the book purports to explain many of life's phenomena, its own unprecedented success remains a mystery.
- A summary of selected City Hall actions affecting Central Los Angeles in the past week. : CITY COUNCIL
- Reopened Westlake Mall Gives Kids a Free Ride
- Business Leaders Relish New Mayor's Attention : Government: For the second time in less than a week, Riordan visits the community that wants to be the 'door to Los Angeles,' not the doormat.
- Who Are the 'Real' Parents in This Case?
- Where There Is No Research the Companies Perish
- Wyoming Package Promises Vroom With a View : Winter program in Grand Tetons includes use of snowmobile and personal instruction.
- FICTION
- Your Mortgage : Checking Ex-ARM Loans for Overcharges
- The Bible of Middle America : THEIRS WAS THE KINGDOM: The Uncondensed Story of the Reader's Digest and its Founders, DeWitt and Lila Acheson Wallace, <i> By John Heidenry (W. W. Norton: $29.95; 640 pp.)</i>
- Ex-Foes Warm Up to Temple : Religion: Buddhist edifice, the largest in the Western Hemisphere, has proved to be a good neighbor in a once-hostile community.
- Restaurant Group Tries to Snuff Smoking Ban : Business: A coalition mounts a drive to let voters decide the issue. The prohibition was supposed to take effect this weekend.
- Sea Otter Population Booms Amid Hunting Ban : Alaska: Biologists call it an amazing success story. Natives envision a lucrative fur trade. But conservationists fear there will be abuses.
- A Chance to Dump the 'Undumpables'
- Thousand Oaks, Simi Valley: Back Yard Rivals : Cities: Both have clashing personalities. Although they need to cooperate in area groups, fiery issues have driven a wedge between them.
- U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL : Field Hockey Teams at Home on the Road
- MOTOWN MELDING?: Is Motown Records in danger...
- In Brief
- Dive! Dive! Dive! : If Jules Verne had only had access to the high-tech goodies at Steven Spielberg's disposal, he might have come up with 'seaQuest DSV'--the producer's latest foray into TV, and NBC's big hope for a fall hit
- ART : This Project Isn't by the Book : The Central Library revitalization enlists 11 Los Angeles-based artists to help restore its soul and spirit
- The Chilling Facts on Thrill Ride Injuries : 'Let The Rider Beware' Should Be Motto for Visitors at Fairs and Amusement Parks
- Eight Is More Than Enough : Angels: After losing streak is extended by the Yankees, 5-3, the team vents its mounting frustration in the clubhouse.
- SHRINE ALL-STAR FOOTBALL GAME : McCullough Gets 108, but North Rallies, 28-23
- Rams' Erkenbeck Coming In Loud and Clear
- City Section Athletics Prepare for a Transfer of Power : Fiege: First woman commissioner faces a host of problems when she takes over on Oct. 11, but most are related to budget cuts.
- Phipps Breaks Drought With Grand Am Win at Saugus
- Former Hart Quarterback Hurt in Crash
- Teammates Cool to Competition : Diving: Nadadores Sandy Zubrin and Summer Brown finish one-two in U.S. Zone D championships.
- TENNIS / THOMAS BONK : Garrison Is a Big Winner Off the Court
- NEW RELEASES : In Brief
- In Brief
- SUMMER BASKETBALL : A Shootout in Long Beach
- Yet Another Truce Called in Embattled Bosnia
- Handing Off the City Section : Harkness' League Realignment Won Praise; Recruiting, Eligibility Issues Drew Headlines
- Anything Goes in Amsterdam, but You'd Better Not Miss Garbage Day : Ecology: If inhabitants of Europe's most easygoing capital place their rubbish on the street at the wrong time, or in the wrong place, they face fines of up to $100 a bag.
- Maligned Judges Bear Reform Burden : Courts: Success of workers' comp overhaul depends on officials whom some critics call a big part of the problem.
- Former Robinson's Store to Become New Home for Target
- Cash-Strapped Cities Begin Taxing Cellular Phone Users : Revenues: In a search for extra sources of income, many municipalities seek innovative ways to bridge their budget gaps.
- OXNARD : Schools Get First of 5 Methanol Buses
- Council to Decide on How Big a Majority Tax Vote Must Have
- Blame It On Rio : When It Comes to Playing on Sand, Brazilian Team Has Found a Home on U.S. Pro Beach Volleyball Tour
- Young Can't Escape From His 27th Loss : Dodgers: Met pitcher walks in winning run in 10th inning, then leaves clubhouse before he can be asked about it.
- Unbeaten Dukes Top Smash in Overtime
- He Will Always Be a Laker
- Unintelligent Counterintelligence : DEADLY ILLUSIONS: The KGB Orlov Dossier--Stalin's Master Spy, <i> By John Costello and Oleg Tsarev (Crown Publishers: $25; 512 pp.)</i>
- Blue Ribbons for Fairest of Rural County Fairs : From California to Kentucky, each selection features a unique food, tradition or activity.
- AIDS Complicates the City's Pledge to House Homeless : Hotels: The bleak, expensive warehouses for the dying are a makeshift answer to a tough problem.
- Monsoon Toll Hits 1,200
- Players at Griffith Park Courts Again Ask, 'Tennis, Anyone?' : Recreation: Six-month, $446,000 renovation nearly complete. Work on bleachers continues.
- Commentary : SURVIVING SUMMERTIME TV IN STYLE
- Griffith Park Tennis Courts Now Open for Play
- Altadena : Architect Heads Council
- BERLIN JOURNAL 1989-1990 by Robert Darnton...
- Does Cellular Antenna Pose Health Risk?
- Traditional 'June Gloom' Extends to July : Weather: Heavy smog days have been almost cut in half. Cool mornings are caused by global patterns also linked to Midwest rains.
- China Remedy Shows Promise for Malaria : Medicine: The 1,500-year-old drug eliminated virtually all the disease-producing parasites within 24 hours, a study finds.
- Botswana Wants Tourists, Within Limits : Africa: President Quett Masire says his nation's attractions are ecologically fragile and must be protected. He also hopes to broaden the economic base.
- Compelling Civil War Diary Found in Maine : History: Journal that had slipped between cracks in attic tells of Lee's surrender, Lincoln's death. It apparently was written by a housekeeper.
- Restaurant Owners, Business Leaders Try to Snuff Smoking Ban
- COLUMN ONE : Waiting to Die at the AIDS Hotel : In this Bronx fleabag, the city houses the sick who have nowhere else to go. For many here, their hellish limbo is only broken up by the monthly disability check--and the drugs it can buy.
- Huey Long to Get Delayed Diploma
- Greasy-Fingered Thief in Squeaky-Clean Getaway
- Harbor Project May Hinge on Replacement of Aquatic Park : Environment: Critics of proposal to revive area tourism are disturbed by displacement of open parkland.
- Flaring Siberia Gas: Torches Light Way to Eco-Disaster : Environment: Watchdog group says fires in Russia's main oil-producing area are threat on par with Kuwait.
- THE PLASTIC WASTE PRIMER: A Handbook for...
- Itemization Aids Owner in Evaluating Bid
- REAL ESTATE AND THE LAW : Owner Aware of Drug Activity Forfeits Home
- Mother Kills Daughter, Self After Accusing Father of Sexual Abuse : New York: Marcia Rimland saw death as the only protection for Abigail after legal system discounted allegations of molestation.
- DOWNTOWN : Zoning Official Puts Jack's on Notice
- Entering the Knowledge Society : POST-CAPITALIST SOCIETY, <i> By Peter Drucker (HarperBusiness: $25; 232 pp.)</i>
- New History Pans Schwarzkopf